Strategies of Resistance to the Patriarchal Coercion in Najat El Hachimi’s the Last Patriarch (2008)

The focus of this paper, which is in the mainstream cross-cultural representation, on resistance strategies used by Anglophone Arab women immigrant writers. Writings from diaspora particular lay way for challenging binary opposition between various cultures, genders, races, nationalities, and so forth as well culture exclusion oppression. This paper argues that Diaspora writing commit itself seriously to marginal oppressed where authors express their abilities engage consciously a political contest willed protest against Orientalism Patriarchy. Through textual analysis Najat El Hachimi’s Novel entitled Last Patriarch (2008), study attempts trace ways female diasporic writers aim go beyond politics exclusion, surpasses gender sexual stereotypes resists patriarchal regime its many multiple forms institutions. Therefore, Theories feminism, postcolonialism identity are analyze double oppression formation context precariousness.